On the Day of the Dead, the gates of the underworld open, unleashing spirits and demons. When a demon drags Mano into hell, you rise as Nano, the undead. Your task is to hunt for the keys, face terrifying monsters, and descend into the unde...
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Challenging
I love the games i got. Both this and Dragonhym. Which they at the time didn’t have in stock so i bought else where for that one. But they’re challenging just like old game use to be. Easter eggs and invisible switches. Amazing nostalgia
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Nicholas · 6 days ago
Feels like straight from the 90s
If someone had told me that this game was released during the original lifespan of the Game Boy, I would have instantly believed it. Such a charming platformer that feels immediately nostalgic, including a pretty steep difficulty curve.
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Niklas · 12 days ago
Better than bad, it's good (great, really)
Hermano surpassed my expectations for a GB style platformer. Nothing phoned in or half implemented, it feels like the devs made this with a lot of love and skill. The gameplay mechanics are interesting and unique and the boards are challenging. Overall, Hermano is an exceptional game, the only thing keeping me from giving it a 5star rating is the lack of a save functionality - which to be fair, is a choice that doesn't ruin the fun, but for the grown gamer, really limits the ability to explore as deeply as I would like.
